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JACKSONVILLE POST CAPITOL CALLS LIMITED Preaident to See Casual Visitors on Three Days of Week. Ondai Paper of th* City ol Jdck^yaville Oregon Washington, D. ('.—Office seekers, inventors of reform panaceas, and even members of congress and others who A weekly ndvspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson want to ask favors or dlspemm advice at the White House must make their County, Oregon. calls on Monday, Wednesday or Fri day hereafter. If they hope to see Tom Fulion, Editor. President Harding. This announcement was made in ac cord with a docision by the president SATURDAY. APRIL 2. 1921 that he was giving too much time to visitors who have thronged the ex ecutive offices ever since inaugura WOMEN MOVE TO DISARM tion. The demand on his time has been so great that he has spent many Easter Maes Meeting Asks Conference night hours at work on correspondence With Nations of the World. and ether pressing business. Washington.—A resolution request ing President Harding "to call a con Washington.—The old Payne-Aldrich ference of the nations on world dis- Weather Report tariff duty on grease wool, 11 cents armament" and asking that Increased a pound, has been agreed upon by the appropriations of congress tor artna house subcommittee framing the perm meats be postponed pending such a Following is the report of U. S. Vol anent tariff measure to lie introduced conference, was adopted at an Easter at the extra session. Members said the mass meeting held under auspices of unteer Cooperative Observer E Rritt wool schedule probably would be the women's disarmament committee. Jacksonville, for month of Febrnnry adopted by the full committee with Senator Borah of Idaho again ad Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; long1 out material change. Taking grease vocated an agreement beween the tude 123 deg. 5 min. west Precip wool as the basis, the rate on washed United States, Great Britain and Ja Date maximum minimum wool would be 22 cents and on scoured pan to reduce naval armament and 33 cents. In the emergency tariff the charged authors of the program for grease wool duty is 15 cents. By ac increased armaments with beijig "sedu cepting these figures the committee lous patrons of bolshevism, painstak virtually revives schedule K, long ing and industrious gardeners of un fought over in congress. rest and misery.'' we hear no lit comment on OLD WOOL SCHEDULE IN NEW TARIFF BILL Butter-Roll Bread Try It The People« Store Pinne 112 A Passing Landmark of Old Manila Jacksonville This Is n photograph of the famous old Bridge of Spain, Manila. It Is now a departed landmark of the Philippines, for Its place lias been taken by one of the finest bridges in the entire Orient, the new Jones bridge. The Junes Bridge is named In honor of the late Congressman W. A. Jones i of Vlrglnlu, author of the Jones law of 191(1 which promised the Filipinos I Independence upon the establishment of a stable government. The old Bridge of Spain is called "the mother of Manila's bridges." The original bridge wus built of pontoons sometime between the years 1599 und I 1(100, being known as the Bridge of Bouts. The stone bridge shown above wns built uliout 1(130. It was twice damuged by earthquakes, and was once partly demolished by u tlood. ASKS INDEPENDENCE WITH OR WITHOUT PROTECTION Temperature—mean max. 49.14; mean min. 84.4; mean 41.8; max. 60 on 23 . minimum 24 on 17. Greatest daily range, 21. Total precipitation 4.5» in Number of days with 01 inch or more precipitration. 11; clear, 9; partly cloudy, 1; cloudy, 14 Precipitation for season 21.11 in. Precipitation last season 8.50 in K. B ritt , Cooperative Observar. A TEST OF FAITH Colors Savt the Eggs. We have heard a great de,-il iibtrnl proiectlve colorniion in iiniure, and when we cnnshler rt-e atlvnntages which accrue I" protectively colored eggs we limy wonder why some eggs iuive reinnllied pure white through the ages, why others are of tlie most con spieuous greenish blue, mid why still others stand out by llie'r spotted or speckled patterns, says tlie American Forestry Magazine. White eggs are for the most jmrt IntH by litile-liestlng species of birds 'ike tlie owls anti woodpeckers, and since tlie eggs are well hidden in tlielr dark cavities It Ims not lieen necessary for them to I develop protective cnltiriirlnn The bright greenish lilue eggs of most of the thrushes, for exnmple. must be hidden III nests which are conct-tiletl In flense vegetal loll anti the «jict-kh'tl eggs of the ground nest'lig sparrows depend for their safety' upon the got III hilling of the grass -woven nest. Citation (('Imttanooga News.) We have frequent occasion to pro I N THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE test against Hie elTorts of Japan to I OREGON FOR J a CESCN COUNTY, Manila, P. Impose her dominion upon unwilling OF The people of the peoples, yet w have thus far failed : In the matter of <ha Estate Philippines w u n t to exemplify the ideals which we rec of Julius Lietz, deceased. The Ch.istmas Season. Independence in Cltritsy, Herman L. ommend to Jnpiin. If we should with j To Mrs. Guy Chritsy, Though Christmas seems to whatever form draw our sovereignty from the Pliilip- l.ictz, John L. Lietz, Mrs. Gsorge they can get It. pines, in accordance with our repeated Brooks anti Frances Lietz, hairy of rather than lose in popular favor as Al a ii u e I Quezon, promises, we could tile more consist the above name . decease i and ty all the years roll by. yet II Is worthy of president uf tin ently ask Japan to follow a similar other known or unknown be ng such note that »lie Christmas season Ims Philippine senate, been mm It eurtitlied from wlmt It course toward Shantung, Mum-liurlii declared in an nil originally was For several centuries and Siberia. Our idea would have a i heirs: dress before dial great deal more force If we could I IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF It began with lite eve of All Salms body. make It with clean hands. To say that OREGON, you an ! each of voj are ' day or “Hallow eve.” October 31. mid "Let the Ameri (lie Philippines are not ready for In hereby required to appear in tht above ( continued until t'nndlenms day. Feb cans In the Philip di pet.deme is merely to express an entitled Court in the above entitkd ,-nnry 2. In Englund It is nnv com pints and those in arbitrary, gratuitous opinion. It Is Cause, at the h >ur of 19 o’cl >ck A M. | flitted only from ( hrtstnms eve to the United Slates Manuel L. Quezon ¡lerfcctly easy to create i conditions— I on the 21st cay of May 1921, to show "Twelfth night." Jmimiry (>. while In know tlmt the pete President Philip i In one's own mind—that t no people our own country it begins on Christ- cause, if asy y->u have, why the nms eve and practically ends on pine Senate pie of the Philip ever could comply with, Our delay pines covet tlielr freedom, liberty and about respecting our own pledge is a prayer of the administrator hsrein for ( Christmas night. Yet even now It real political emancipation so much that rellectlon on our national I good faith an order to sell the real property of ly begins on December 1(1 marked In they will not hesitate to receive from and a constant Invitation to Intenta- I said estate be oat granted; said real the church cnh-m'.-ir “it S-ipiciitbi." the emigres* uf the United States tlomit eomplii étions lu the far east. property said administrator desires to from the mime ol tm utiiheiu complete und absolute Independence during Advent. sell descrip-d as follows, to wit: Wltliuut protection," Quezon said. I The South One Half (S^) of the Little Known of Frog», “If the United States, dictated l>y Its INDEPENDENCE OF PHILIPPINES South O.ie-H ilf (S'J of Section 18, Along the rivers noil si renin» •wn Interests, decides to extend pro in Township 31, South of Range One, »me parts of Texas, ami around (Atascadero (Cal.) News.) tection to the Philippines, well and West of the Wdh-mette Meiidian, margin* of ponds and hikes, we meet guild. We would accept that ns n so . . The I'lii'lpplne» should be with great beds of the water hya consisting of 163 acres. lution of our problems. If not, let us given absolute Independency, which Is have absolute Independence In wlmt-I their nalunil right, even if we are all being in Jackson ('our.ty. State uf cinths. says the American Forestry Magazine. Tlielr delicate white How •ver form we cun get it." well aware that they have not .vet Ort gon. President Quezon declared that If reached the full stature of American Said «ale will ba by virtue of th■» ers and dnrk green leaves present a the question were put before the ism. We ourselves buve not rein-lied Order of said Court upon power to oe picture of Horal luxuriance not very Where they grow Filipinos for 11 votiyAX pci cent would'] It so long as we Insist upon govern- granted to the administrator to sell the easily forgotten, one should tie on the lookout for vn fa vor absolute Indepnidetice. Ing other peoples against their will. same rt private sale to the highest^ rlotts species of reptiles or laitrn bidder lor carh or upon credit urder chisns. anti their habits anti appear- the supervision of the above entitl d stices In III tin I lire carefully observed W« know very little about «otite of Court. WITNESS the baud and seal of said die forms, anti science will welcome Court at Jacksonville. Jackson County, miy new facts In regard to them. Oregon, this 31st day of March 1921. Some of the from» anti toad«, for ex- Headquarters for miiple. uro not only ver.v rare In collet»- C hauncey F i orey . County Clerk ’Ions, but tve are prnrtlnilly lacking ’n nny Hehl note? upon tlielr exact Clerk of the above entitled Court. llstrlbutlon and habit*. , Jacksonville Garage Up-to-Date Auto Repetir Work Washing Out Crank Cases A SPECIALTY All Kind» Lubricating Oil Charges: All Repair Work $1.03 per Hour NIGHT MAN Car» Stored Phone 202 ON FREMIMES IV. Knight, Prop, and Mechanic JACKSONVILLE. OREGON Renew that Subscription Now i But y::u can protect yourself by Insurance in Gad Co nannies Ilaee Policy written by the RESIDENT AGENT In your horn town. Good, Sound Companies and regular rates Ri'an B i Hing The twins. Harry ami Henry, have always hud toys exactly alike. The other morning ns father tame hurry ing downstair« he met Harry, saying: “Oh. come upstairs mid see your new brother." As llnrry was looking at his new brother, Henry came in. cry Ing: “Daddy, where Is MY new broth err Home Merchant Half Way 1 Join (bo u EÏ ôeî 3 Sweat Manie Qjrus t There’s majic ia the word t r home . I I There should be magic in the f words BOJdE TRADE. X The hone merchants are part t of this town. X THEIR pro perity r.icans YOUR + prosperity. f Trade with the home mer- chants. • X In the burled cities of Greece, A« for rice, which feet!.« more thnt> one third of tlie human rn<-e. tlmrv are now a number of varieties (detehsfaxi ♦♦♦♦ t-hlydy by the Jntninesel which are far superior to any that were known even half n century ago. All of our grnln«. exceptiez maize Cowg-h M »GIC* - - (*•»• Olxildr'-». i seam to have originated In southern Too much.r- • xnrir b- a: d in «encti»» Asia. Consumption of rice, the great medi* i’ for .- J’Jreii. It should i cough __ __ ___ M phuaant to Uka, contai» no harmful sub- Asiatic cereal. Is now growing rnp dly tancoandbe xsiilkt -.-«L Cltaoiburlain's In the Uniteti States. most of out ¡tete ough Ram«'/ bretl» :be«c reqmrsoisni* pie having learned only recently to ap I •nd I« a favorii» aitk lb* nether» ofyeuag preciate It. *nd how to preiaire It for •hildrea ovorywhoro Far sale br all Da»- the (aide. teas.—Advert iaeneai. J.ckscnville, Oi gon ♦♦++++*+*++++++.>+<.+.n..;.A.t £ [ i- k Modern Cereal* Superior. i L The wheat and barley of today ere t much larger mid tiller grains than the i W'limi and hurley which have been ; found In ancient Egyptian remits a Supply Was One Short. Bagshaw D. IT PAYS I.e kzowz YOUR needs. He know* the HEEDS OF THE X Town. 5: I You'll get BETTER TREAT- j ME27T and BETTER ROODS in thia town than you will any where else. i Keep the Dollars * hi Town I ♦++++-H-Í-+ <•+>+♦•' <•++++++•>+; * Po st Ads Get Results
